103 1 Praise the Lord, my soul! all my being, praise his holy name. “The psalmist teaches that salvation guides us in a face-to-face relationship with God. Reliably produces us as himself and relates intimately to us in our striking likeness. How can we maintain a meaningful relationship with God if no one can willingly endure his intimidating presence? God must contain himself. And if God is present, we cannot intentionally hide from our necessary transparency. But if we instantly understood our moral corruption and our sin as God, we would instantly be destroyed. Therefore, God must naturally contain us. We understand naturally that the control of God is exercised through the confinement of natures. God graciously allows and generally prevents all that he has carefully created, for his vast knowledge and complete understanding of a necessary thing or a responsible person is created by infinite power and extraordinary skill.We can accurately describe this as a sincere desire that properly produces a created image. Or a comprehensive description of everything God created and instantly supports. Therefore, God lovingly knows the full description of us and our active lives. God also knows our desires and we know what we know. The psalmist teaches that God gave us statements in infantile speeches that were given at the beginning of creation.Therefore, God has given us supernatural desires that undoubtedly have no limits. Because if God were to limit, our sincere desires would naturally be limited to the finite world. But we were created as eternal beings with the desire to truly appreciate the infinite. Our sincere desires cannot be largely satisfied by the fleeting pleasures of this active life. How do we overcome internal and external opposition without controlling what we select? God is God because he chooses what he usually commands. We would not be responsible if we did not dominate what we selected. God has given us spiritual desires and innate desires. Innate desires are finished; the spiritual is infinite. The desires of the law, covenants, curses, decrees, statutes, and promises contain the inherent desires. Therefore, we speak our gut reactions through the reactions of God and the innocent pleasures to exert control over our conscious choices. We adequately limit our innate desires through domination. The more we control our innate desires, the more we enjoy regulating our choices. The desires of God are the infinite reasons for all things. When we express the sincere desires of God, we indirectly experience the sacred mystery of the infinite ideas of God. This divine mystery, which powerfully builds a sanctified imagination. God divinely reveals our latent desires. The psalmist carefully teaches that everything we obtain and possess is undoubtedly extraordinary gifts from God. As we speak, we enthusiastically receive spiritual gifts from God in sincere and divine desires. Lighting. These extraordinary gifts are sincerely given to better meet God in a typical way. Endowed with the necessary knowledge which is divinely revealed through the illumination of the Spirit. Since God undoubtedly has infinite ideas, we are always transparent to creative gifts.